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Trades about 30% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Operating as an internet service provider within Japan, Asahi Net, Inc. delivers a diverse range of connectivity and digital solutions. Its core offerings include high-speed fiber-optic internet connections, mobile SIM cards, and rental services for portable Wi-Fi devices. Beyond connectivity, the company is active in developing and commercializing educational support software. This portfolio features "manaba," a learning management system specifically designed for universities; "respon," a robust online application facilitating large-scale surveys; and "AiSTRIX," a cloud-based camera system. Additionally, Asahi Net provides services such as router equipment rental, comprehensive technical support, and device configuration and maintenance. For telecommunications firms, it offers "v6 Connect," a roaming service that leverages native protocol IPv6 internet access. Established in 1990, the enterprise was initially known as ATSON, Inc. before rebranding to Asahi Net, Inc. in January 2001, and maintains its headquarters in Tokyo, Japan.
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